accept as



accept someone as something

to consent to receive or consider someone as a particular type of person or a person who can serve a particular role. Sally finally accepted herself as the only possible peacemaker in the dispute.
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accept something as something

 
1. to agree that something will serve in payment of a debt or in return for something. This receipt shows that we have accepted your money as payment on your debt. This money has been accepted as reimbursement for the expenditure.
2. to resign [oneself] to something that cannot be changed. I must accept what you say as the final decision.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FİKrİYe-Turkish
Starr[stɑ:]
Kegan-English (Modern)
Berenice
FitzroyFITS-roiEnglish (Rare)
January['dʒænjuəri]